REGISTRATION PROCEDURES FOR ALL COURSES
- To register, a student must be accepted, have completed the application process through the Admissions Office, or be a continuing student in The King’s. Contact 818-779-8040 or
- If a student has been absent from The King’s for one quarter
or more, re-application must be made through the Admissions Office
prior to enrolling in classes.
Contact 818-779-8040 or for information. - Completed Academic Enrollment Form can be:
- Faxed to The King’s 818-779-8428 when payment is being made by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express).
- Mailed with credit card information or check (payable to The King’s), Registrar’s Office, 14800 Sherman Way, Van Nuys, CA 91405-2233.
- Submitted online through the website: www.kingscollege.edu; student is to contact Student Accounts at 818-779-8424 re: tuition and fee payment arrangement.
- Presented in person to the Student Services Office, The King’s Tower, 2nd floor.
- All tuition and fees are due and payable in full to the Student Services Office on/before Registration Day, September 13, 2008. A late registration fee of $55 will be assessed if enrollment and payment have not been received by the Registration Day deadline. If a student is choosing tuition assistance (i.e., State Rehabilitation, Title IV, or employee benefit, documentation must accompany the Academic Enrollment Form. Students requesting use of enclosed payment plan must submit the Academic Enrollment Form, the completed payment plan form, and the first payment to the Student Services Office on or before Registration Day, September 13, 2008.
- Minimum class size: Classes are offered on the basis of student demand. Courses with insufficient enrollment may be cancelled and tuition refunded or transferred to another course.
- Regular full-time course load is 15-16 credit hours; minimum full-time course load is 12 credit hours.
EASY STEPS FOR ONLINE COURSES
Please Note: Enrollment for online courses should occur during the regular registration period or the late registration fee of $55 will be assessed. Enrollment should be requested for both 1st and 2nd session before or on Registration Day. Payment arrangements for all tuition and fees are due and payable in full before or on September 13, 2008. Students enrolled in an online course must make arrangement for payment of tuition and fees to be allowed to “enter” the virtual classroom. A student is considered enrolled and responsible for tuition and fees at the time the request for enrollment is processed by the Registrar’s Office. Online class size is limited; when this limit is reached students will be contacted to choose another course, or to be waitlisted.
It is the student’s responsibility to have an internet provider and personal email address. Students are to provide a correct email address to The King’s and to remove junk mail and/or spam blockers from personal email settings to allow The King’s College and Seminary access. Online courses are 3-credit hours unless noted otherwise. Contact for additional online information.
Enrolling in online courses for the first time?
All students who are taking online courses for the first time are required
to enroll in Student Learning Development in their first session
online. Upon successfully completing Student Learning Development,
students are allowed to enroll in a maximum of two online academic courses
per session.
After enrolling in Student Learning Development, the Online Education Department will email instructions for accessing the Student Learning Development course.
Enrolling in online courses having previously taken online
courses at The King’s?
Continuing students who have previously taken online courses with The
King’s are generally provided access to online courses on the
Friday prior to the Monday on which the online session is to begin.
Students who have previously taken online courses with The King’s
may enroll in a maximum of two online academic courses per session.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR FINANCIAL AID STUDENTS
The policy of King’s College and Seminary’s Board of Trustees requires students to make payment in full when they register for classes.
- Students who have qualified for financial aid may make payment in full or they may use the financial aid payment plan. The plan is mailed with each quarter’s schedule and can be downloaded from The King’s College or The King’s Seminary website.
- Stafford loan funds are scheduled to arrive at The King’s on the add/drop date of each quarter.
- Pell grant funds are scheduled to arrive at The King’s approximately 5 days after the add/drop date of each quarter.
- The financial aid disbursements are applied to the student’s account. If the application of the financial aid disbursement to the student’s account creates a credit balance, a check will be mailed to the student approximately two weeks later.
- It is the student’s responsibility to keep the Financial Aid department and the Student Accounts department informed of changes in phone numbers or address.
- Dropping or withdrawing from a class(es) may make the student ineligible
for financial aid and/or may require the return of part or all of
the financial aid disbursed. Students should read The King’s
College and Seminary Catalog for withdrawal dates and refund procedures
and contact the Financial Aid department for advice before dropping
or withdrawing from a class(es). You may call 818-779-8271 or email
the Financial Aid department at